Print Design / Campaign / Architectural Rendering
“We change the way people think about energy.” The annual fundraising event, Revelry on the River, was used to garner interest in a proposed building to be New York City’s first fully sustainable, net-zero architecture. Materials designed included invitations and associated printed material, infographics regarding the proposed building, as well as architectural renderings based off the original CAD drawings of the building.
Print Design
“Heavily muscled myth and scorching reality collide to explosive effect in Patrick Kosiewicz’s How Many Suns Burn Over Babel Where Poets Die. This is a fierce, no, ferocious book. If I were you, I would immediately read it.”
For Patrick Kosiewicz’s book about the American invasion of Afghanistan, I chose to juxtapose a heavy, military display typeface against a soft, Humanist typeface with ligatures to connote armored vehicles towering over a crowd of people. The cover, a dried-blood red. A traditional Islamic pattern fills the endpapers. Buy it here.
Print Design / Web Design
Norman Mooney and Ran Ortner’s Falling Short of Knowing at Milk Gallery in New York City. The project included a website, a 32 page catalogue and a double sided 4-panel photocollage.
